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a WONDERFUL PHENOMENON,
GERMS.
Fhsar uaiversai rrsvsisacs. DAnesrous Chsrso.
ter snd new fhsy Live ana Are Killed

Hoer ua'vsrsai Prevalence. iSanesrous Chsrsc.
ter ssd New fhsy Live and Are K,i,sa.
The 1ermsns consume large amouuts of nm.
cooked pork, and often Rct living animals called
ss. ,cnIn~ into their blood. which cause the most
.sr.ioie death. Americans draw in the germs
OF disease and death with every breath. Nsiarfa.
miAsmA. sewer gas aud the thousand poison. m
tho AIR, Ia food and In water arc se war v,,h
csscn.a and H. iiis All the vhis The blood that
oSss ct @ small corpuscles that resemble sn,msla.
S"ca hs% Il sacSy. Smy,n,ing poisonous gets into tHs
OF living animals that feed upUn each SsSs, ana
y, npIm m vns poSd ,r ,,ssf And yet no, ONE person
form Every moment OF The lie. NJ s.I IN .r .Dns
asSsS s or asleep milion poisonous an IA In"
very semen's ,aai make and nd .%ssan nf ,i Upon the
,her ess are f,sss.t are solemn truths ana
& Bns how Pr"t Austin tini. Of HsiiSxns Mcs.
s,oa. uss sicohoiS stna,sn,, fno 81 ocs Ssai; y;
& &,Ss striking striking Sharxcteri.,,cs oi prrsrss ia
hal, sSnt1ry while bn j. Ja"r''s r a,ies., aSs last 3,
ny yons, me .,n - H. says Prom my e,periencc In
and debilita,ins nature. have frsa n.n,,s found
y nee nee ssary to savise the Of ants. ana
purity and Other Desirable aus,,s. WHISKY n, for or
M su tssea s ior such purposes. Its action seems
ineb anns effects which are too often ieSns ns iS
60 ocalled medicinal whiskys" :"
W neu We Consiuer the terrible anon nj Of y,ei.
son that Ia In tho blood aud the miserx Ia Ia
ss' Is causing aud hen rssii.e thai its
germs can all be driven out by a stimuIs nj irn,
an intoxicantl like DufYy's Pure Mali ~ h,ssv so'
scs,n" ~s nave cause for thauhfuiness that modern
Ssience ,e - uoing 90 much for mankind I'm rs-
ing health and happiness instead OF misery and
oea.n @ Most OF the leading people of the land
are realizing the va ne of his vh,sky and n, .nv
whose pref udlces have heretofore kept then,
ent,fely Tree from the use OF spirits ars ,seinS
is pure ana valuable qualities In Vnrdins ofY
diseases. and use It reg uAriy in their homes,
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SIR JOHN MAcDoNALp Ia reported to
have said that President Cleveland would
not dare to enforce the retaliation bill because
such action would be considered by EuR.
land virtual declaration OF war, and that
the United States was not prepared for such
extreme measures 1t Is not at all likely
that the Canadian minister made any re.
marx OF the kind, because 1t must 10 appar.
ent tc even this near.siRhted statesman that
the trouble Is Of too trifing nature TO lead
to hostilities, bu. the report Is Q shrewd guess
at what foreign minister might say II dis
pute OF serious proportions existed between
his country and America
The value Of preparation for war only be-
comes apparent when the lack Of preparation
u seen to be an element Of weakness in foreign
negotiations. and point In . treaty worth
mary millions to the commerce of the
country may have 70 be yielded simply be.
cause . few millions have not been spent for
defenses.
A certain African missionary was wont to
travel with an immense revolver strapped TO
ais hip, but never used It even In csses of ex.
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THE New York Independent was once
edited BY Henry Ward Beecher and for
many years he was the ''staf' contributor to
its columnA Owing to the bitter quarrel
between him and Its proprietor, Henry c.
Bowen, involving the Tilton scandal.
beecher's name has scarcely been mentioned
In the columns OF the paper for fifteen yesra
1t was said that Bowen's somersault from
support Of Cleveland to malignant opposi.
uon nxed Beecher in his mugwump advo.
cacy Of the Democratic nominea This
weeks issue Of the Independent comes
with signs Of mourning In it, editorial
columns and pays glowing tribute to the
beecher OF earlier days; 1t refers very
briefly to Its alienation from him In
later life and concludes q follovs
:" We follow him to the grave with infinite
admiration and unspeaksble sorrow. Much
has he said OF the love and the mercy Of
God. To the mercy and Iowa Of God be has
committed A!.| sui, and our prayer follows
his bier" 1t 10 notable too that tho New
York Sun, which has for many years fol.
lowed Beecher with singing abuse, pays
forceful tribute to the splendor of his 70.
Mus, his characteristic American qualities
and his unsurpassed courage.
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In the consideration OF anti-discrtminstion
legislation In the Senate at Harrisburg on
Saturday, hunger played an important part
A deadlock occurred In the Senate commit.
tee on the Judiciary general over the consid.
GRAFTON OF the Watres and Rutan bills rslst.
Ing TO railroads The vote was Z 70 7. The
motion to report the Rutsn bill was then Lost
oy tie vote. The seven members isvoripR
the Wstres bill declined to adjourn until =
GATE was hxed for considering the bills, and,
- tho Rutan bill advocates refused 70 az =
oste, there was . deadlock. Ballots on
motions to adjourn were taken syerv tsn
minutes test Of endurance then ensusd
Aftsr continuous session Of three snd a
naii hours senator Hood, who had eaten
nothing since break fast, gave vsv ana =.
yielded to motion to postpone the con.idsr.
alton Of the bill until February II. A lunoh
basket about that time would have bean
worth its weight in gold.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. AND MRS. GLADSTONE have Rons In
visit the queen 1t Windsor.
GEoRaE q. SICKLEs, father OF General
Daniel =. Sickles, died In New YORK on
Wednesday.
Justin MCCARTHY sailed from New York
Ior Europe wednesday In the North German
steamer Aller.
SQUIRE MAYEs, OF Washington county.
nes luse disd. Dc married 5000, and has
much 70 answer tor.
fRANK 1IDDALL, Of Philadelphia hes
puvchaaed the great PAGER JOhuston Tor el2..
900 Johnston hass record Of 206k.
PAUL FEvAL, the French novelist u dead.
He Y the scholar who started 70 write down
the Jssutts, and alter examining their tusii.
tutiooA became one OF theie warmest de-
tendari
M: JAMES r. LAxssRT, Of The Philsdsi-
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eRvles aDosiatioa Il ths eiey. THAT no.
eloetoas however, soens 10 have abandoned
- shargss, - nooe a its member were
pgDsae 70 prsss thsm. The commissioneu
hsard ~ The witnsssss that offered, and
mvieed al who were supposed to know
anything taking the testimony In private.
They ~ that they viii give IL to the news.
papen, - taken down in full BY their
esenographer; but that they do not propose
70 let the newspaper reporters take 1t
down - suits them, and to have the news
papcl cdttors publishing 1t in garbled form,
without the commissioners being able to
show that they do 1t deliberately. The
commissioners seem to have learned some
thing Of the wiles Of newspapers during
their brief experience In their Offices, and
they have adopted very effective mode Of
bringing them up, oil standing, in their
Misrepresentation. 1t Is an idea recon.
mending itself 10 general imitation.
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Bn.cHER was duh hoy. Parents should
not build too much on bright children.

THE Now York Evening Post, comment.
Ing on the changes Of Office brought about by
Mr.. ClevelAnd's administration, nnds that
onethird OF the offices remain unchanged.
but that nearly all Of importance have been
nlled BY Democrats, and this procsn h going
ON steadily by the expiration OF terms or sus.
pension OF Republican officiala There will
be no clean sweep, but the holders OF oil i'm.
portsnt posts will be men In political sym.
pathy with the administi alton.
The Post warmly commends the president
for this policy. "Mr. Cleveland has not
merely scotched the snake ofa 'tclean sweep"
-he has killed It This IL great and per.
manent achievement sufficient Of itself
always to distinguish Mr.. Clevelsnd's Id.
ministration In history were death TO end i,
to-day-sn achievement in the fDce of pres
sure % tremendous that those who did not
know the man might we'll have supposed
him incapable Of resisting It"
1t 10 BY no means certain that tho ''snake
Of clean sweep" IL quite - dead - the Post
believes, and whether 1t IL insepsrable from
our politics time alone can make manifest |:
but the president II at least entitled to the
credit OF doing his part Of the work.
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IL sa~.. nsssA ~ nas,y n,s sasrsu,

10 nawsn 0sssA - nasvy nSD nnerssss
From The Milwaukee sentinel.
II 10 rumorsd that Lawrence Barrett's
eldest unmarried daughter \ 10 we'd Edwin
Booth. This was the real reason Of Barrstvs
undertaking the management OF Booth this
seaeon, which Wa Q surprise 10 every body,
and u 10 known that Barrett never doea any.
thing without some great reason. Now Il
mas leaked out II this family alliance takea
plece, Barrett and Booth will asnr toue,her.
playing alternate parts in "O,hslio" and
other tragedies II would certainly make Q
strong pArtnership aud lawrence Barrest
Knew OF no other way to accomplish Il.
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From the Germautosn Telegraph
Much OF the proftableness OF keeping hens
lies in the productions Of eggs In winter. But
even as matter OF household necessity,
which is one of the Inducements for keepip.
hens, eggs are required in the winter as much
- in the summer. In order to secure them
1t becomes Of the utmost importance that
there be supply Of early pulletA 1t chick.
ems can be Matched, and taken caro- OF 80 as to
be OF some size by the time the weather is
suitable for them TO run out OF door, they will
grow and mature through the summer and be
ready to lay In winter. We know OF group
OF such that came oh about the tirst of Nav
that commenced to lay about Than spiying
time, that averaged from l3 to IS eggs per day
through December, January and February,
while late chicks failed 10 come to time.
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paper and its Relation 70 Public men," at the
moolMS OF the National Editorial ssscciar
uou, In Denver, next june
SscRHrARY MANNING on wednesday
practically severed his connection with the
treasury department. although his resiena.
tton does not take effect until the Let proxtm0
Acting Secretary Fsrchid 10 still regarded
In Washington ~ his most probable succes.
eOr.
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a Weight Party.

From the Altoona Tribune
The various attractions to socisl circles and
the Ingenious devices for getting money from
attendants evince great fertility OF mind In
the feminine management. The latest and
most attractive 10 called the "wsighr' party,
In which the fair sex are disposed of accord.
Ing TO their avoirdupois on the Fairbanks
scales. and the gentlemen drawing are ex.
pected to pay half cent per pound Tor their
partners to supper, which In furnished Crs-
quite popular.
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Circumstance 90 A ltes Cases.

From the omaha World.
Omaha Boy-Ssy, sis, you know Mr.. Nice.
fellow begged your pardon for steppin' on
your dress an tesIin' big hole in itp
Omaha Miss We'll, what OF 1t?
And you said 1t didn't matter a bit, an
you was glad OF ?"
"Yea"
"'Cause you liked to sew, an you didn't
know what you'd do with yourself il you
hadn't anything TO mend ?"
Well. what OF II, say 2"
your dresA 1t was me-"
80 " Oh you horrid, awkward little wretch.
I'll akin you alive"
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The Soldier Element,

The Scout and Nail, an organ OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic, makes the
! following declaration:
The Grand Army OF the Republic is In
1oyOg Of al honest sincere, just legislation in
4 1oNoe Of the oOldterg, but has no SYM mpatby
Vt1h o. roopoct for legialation that IL insiR.
ssss md uTged by men Who for psr:cn.l I'D.
ot the members Of the House who came from
ofrOng soldier districts urged the members
from districts who're the soldier element was
noe % large factor TO vote against the pas
were working the I" soldier business and
had 70 vote for II, but did not want to zee Il
pnoss Sname ON such men.
Commenting on this Colonel Mcclure
says in the Times that "he personally saw
many leading members of Congress of both
parties during the pendency Of the depen.
dent pension bill, but did not meet with
ono who sincerely approved Of it; and he
personally witnessed congressman, who
feared to vote against the bill, appealing to
others to vote against the measure as q
matter OF protection to our beneficent
pension system, and Is matter of Justice
TO both the soldiers and the nation.''
Here we have paper, that truly repre-.
oents the best element of the Grand Army,
vigorously c0ndemning the dependent pen.
don bill and congressman, who condemned
Il BY voice but would not do 90 by their
votes, because they feared that soldier ele-
ment. This is certainly remarkable state
i oe things and can only be accounted for by
ssupposing that these representatives and
eonAtoEs judged the soldiers by themselves.
= man who would support measure he
4euA mot approve simply because he
ho1leved 1t was to his interest to support it,
ppnA naturally imagine every one else to
tnye tho same low moral standard, and
0pnN conclude that all soldiers favored
~ bill because Il was for the benefit of the
6naGiees. Yet these men are selected from
1oag thousands a. the best representa-
t11of To people. In theory they should
lgoG1nt The average Of honor and ability
r. theis coastitueDts; In practice they may
nc1ol the average OF ability, but they Ger.
l41nl1 donot seaeh the measure OF honor
Df0 0hen the national average in that 70.
ealnks to TIE level Of these congressman,
lQag - national greatness viii have
- thsee win be nothing left
- - 6gtde Of IN honorable soldier.
49, -. -. -
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MISTAKEN IDENTITY

She's ss pretty as picture In a frams,
And for all did not even kuow her name,
sui l couldn't help but love her lust the sAms,
Her papa found was not man OF rank.
Tile Is only Just cashier In bank
Aud tn me he seemed little bit too frank
For when called upon him yesterday,
Ana asked him II q visit might pay
To my love-what aid the fellow say.
Why. he h 1t me mp asif wcre a ln,fe,
And really feared that he would take NV III,
When he shouted; why, you rascal that's M
wife"
-krom ns S1p,srtiHe yournai
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Prejudice Kills,

"kieven yaars our daughter su Pe red on bed
OF misery under the care OF several OF the best
physicians who gave her disease various names
but NO relief, and nov the Is restored to us In
g,od health by Hop Mt,ers. ,ha, we had poohSo
at two years before usins It. We earnestly hope
aud pray that no one else will let their sick
suffer ~ ws did on account Of pref udice against
30 socd medicine ~ Hop Bitters."- The Parsnts
- Good Tsuplars.
Milton, Del, Fob. 10, lsa.
Having used Hop Bittes, the noted remedy
Tor debility. nervousness. Indigestion, etc, l
have no hesitation in saying that It 10 indssd an
excellent medicine and recommend II to any.
one ~ truly tonic s,tters.
Respectfully,
REV. MRS. }. II. rLLGooD.
Scfpio. " r.. Dec. l. issl
am the pastor OF the Baptist church here and
An educated physician. l am not In practice,
but am my sole family physician, ana advise in
chronic cases. over yosr ago recomme pded
your Hop Bitters to my invalid wife, who has
been under medical treatment Of Alb Any's best
physicians several years. She has been greatly
oenentted ana s'ill uses the medicine lbelievs
she iii become thoroughly cured OF her various
complicated disease by their use. We both
n commend them to our friends many of vhom
have also been cured OF their various aiiment.
by them. REV, WARRrN.
"A young friend OF mine was cured OF An in.
saiiAole thirst for liquor that had 90 prostrated
his system that he WAS unable to do any bust.
ness. He was entirely cured by the use of Hon
Bitters. II allayed all that burning thirst took
away the appetite for liquor made his nerves
steady and he has remained steady and sober
man for moro than two years. and has DO desire
to return to his cups. aud know OF number of
others that have been cured OF drinking by It"
-From leading Il. X. onioiAI, Chic.so. Ill.
mAro emeo3AW
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BrAc0 In.

lou are feeling depressed, your appetfte ia
Poor, You are bothered with headache Won are
nasety. nervous and generally out OF sorts. and
want 10 GRACE up. Brace up, but not with ,tim
LOT tneir basis very cheap. bad whisky. ana
which stimulate you for an hour al nd then isa va
you In worse condition than before Whaf Won
want Is an Alternative that will purify yonr
oioou. start healthy action of the Liver and KID.
health and strength. such medicine Won viIi
tai nna Eieetric Bitters and only 50 cents bot
North Queen s,resi anrsa, una sore, lS' and lSsi
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OF health Is to be found in Dr. u. \. Pierce's
"FhNorite Prescription" to the merits OF W htcb
a remedy for female weak uess and kindred
affections thousands testify
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) avsav: ,wssaGsoAv MoaxsA
G lasltoGter Jrteliiqeruer.
TAss Bls Deal.

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I Sfr. Iics.d r ssiiy. vho o : reprsssnted the
1lSw Ycrk end Of the combination, to
na1u money in Just such mode. He repre-
tunts party Of speculators who got nos.
e1nuion OF the Richmond 4 Danville, and
vho. have secured the yirpinis 4
Irunesss, and the Georgia Central, and
suAo are prepared to control 4 great
q, ,Appelachisu system. II they can eet
I 6nkrnnoe 10 New York. This il probably
~ aim oe the deal with Mr., Gsrrett,-if
!; 4 H. sny subetance at MI and the benefit
z e % the combination Ia sufficiently
Obvious 70 make it plausible supposition
+ TIT the negotiation has this aim of joinipp
toUu1her the Baltimore & Ohio connection
u Richmond and PHILADELPHIA with the
1aAding and Jersey Central connection Of
3hiIadslphia with New York, But there
~ rod reason for doubling whether there
NJ egon this much Of substance in the re.
pogt, boeause II there was, the securities of
IL Toad In tho DEAF would naturally sd.
vance on the market, whereas they have
actually declined.
That there ID no such gia.Ss;. .s. ..
has been stated il eles<ss ssS...s ,'s;.s..s |
~ thq pnfssS ~h,cn h.. 80 .;vsn - :,
~ SE,rro..,- -tn ~. ~ ,na,,,.rt , 90 go .,S
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- ne who attends to the comfort OF hts family
anu VIII not let his little ones suffer with af,ec
uon OF the Throat and Lungs whereby thar
lives NAV be endangered. but who should AZ ali
LINES ZINES give them that sovereign remedy, Kemps
nor sale by Ii. X Cochran, druggist Isl North
Queen street. A"' NUsn
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sKsr, ssrksr AND srRxsr III you are troubled
with Indigestion and Dyspepsia don't fail to
try DiseGyiin." Recommended by Physiclan.
as the best. A quick and sure cure I'm syery
case VI per bottle. Sold by all druggists. or
VIM +. ktddsr 4 Co, Manufacturing Cbemists
81 John street, NY
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ALFRED SuLLY was known only 10 rail-.
road circles day or two ago Now his name
echoes In financial circles everywhere.
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Mul WILL You cough when shiloh,s Cura
WI give Immediate rcli.f Price 10 cts 81 eta
Snd ". For sale by H. B. Cochran DrnpStst
NO. III North Queen street sn
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The blardest " an to be met with these dave IA
OIL. ~ '''s" S"i' 'aloh
Before the days Of DIR. BulI's Cough Cure
person troubled with cough always cons II ted
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OHn BOrrLD E1RBuTs 4 CURs.-Mr Oscar T. n
Koch. OF Allentown, Pa, wAs bedfast with in.
aammAtory rheumatism in the winter of 1850.
Doctors could DO nothing to relieve him, He
commenced using Cross Rheumatic Remedy
ny tne tims no had used halt o bottle he could
leave his bed when he had finished the bottIe
he was cured and has not had q return of tia
disease since. In his own words, 81 feel better
than ever before" Price q, by all druggists
febS-SmdH WSR
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THE public meeting for the discussion Of
the municipal bill concerns every citizen OF
this town, and should be largely attended.
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NasAiSofon. ID. C.. sept q. lSt
Dear sir-Why don't you get certiacats irum
Col. ". II. w., OF Baltimore. sho wing how he
oursd himself OF drunkenncs, by tho help Of
Hop Btttsn. His Il . wonderful case He IL we'll
known In Rochester. n. r. by all tho drinking
people thsrs. He 10 known In this city, Cincin-
natl New Orleans, New York In fact all over
the country. - he has spent thousands OF Dol.
lars for rum. honestly believe hts card would
be worth thousands Of dollars to you In this
ANA Baltimore Aono, ana make thousands Of
soosr men by Inducing the use Of yonr bi,s 70.
j
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oUFFv's PURE MALT WHISKY

For sale by Druggists, Grocers ana ns.,.-.
PERSONS East OF the Rocky Mountaips teIcer,
ns hSrrtorss unable to procure It from their
unmarked. express pre- epaid by remittins ~ -
III: Duffy Malt WHISKY Co. Kochessss, n
" feOl;lydrh
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j. y. Atkins, Chief of Police, Knoxville. Tenn
writes T." Ny family and l are benef ciaries of
your most excellent medicine, DIR. Kings New
ipiscmp.ery im Tor consumption having found It to
pc All that You claim for X. desire to testify 10
its virtue NY friends. to whom l have recon-.
tao nenIeo II praise II at every opportunity" Dr.
guaranteed TO cure Coughs, Colds, Bron chitis,
asthma, Group and every affection of Throat
Shest ana Lungs. Trial bottles free at Cochran's
Drug store. l3' and ~ North Queen street. Ian.
caster. Pa. Large size, o. u. fN
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THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, of Bourbon
tnai N says s9th myself and wife owe lives
by X: b. Cochran. Druggist, No. Isl North 0naen
'i- tN
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DR HAssLBR WORN SYRUP, Purely able
pleasant TO take, viii expel worms II any exist.
no purgative required after using. Price, Is
cents, by all druggists. bs,smd N w Ar
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The usual treatment Of catarrh Is very unsat-
lsiactory, as thousands OF despstring patients
can testify. On this point trust worthy inedi.
Cal writer says proper local treat ment Ia posi.
uveIy necessary 70 success, but many, II NOT
most, OF tn. remedies In general use by phy Of
clans huoru but temporary benefit A cuie Ger.
tainly cannot be expected from snuns powders
oouches ana Washes" hlys Cream Balm IA =
Remedy which combines the in port ant reoui-
sites OF quick acIion, specific curative power
patient. mas 2wdeod q 80